The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-21 00:00:00

••• ,~ 1 ( -1 - , r ,...., , •fl , ~,,,,,,. ZUMiiEli: . 5 464.) ;~ NEW Tv! EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GRDEN'. :Prins PRESENT EVENING, - Nov. 21; l soy,. will be performed th.e.!Cprredvoi" • • ..„..THE—StrS'PICIOUS - HUSBAND. . ..Stricklantl, Mr. •E(;11 ((TON ; • Ranger, M s r 10•NES • Frankly, Mr. BUWNTOrI ; .` Bellamy" Mr: C LA.R E M ()NT ; ' Mrs. .tri:ekland, Miss Lt) N ; :Clarinda, Mis. H..I()HNS.TON. • To wh i ich will,be added, ~ DON JUAN,' Or,_-THE LIBERTINE .DE , S'I ROVED; Don Juan, Mr. GE RTON ; - Dan Guzman, Mr. CHAPMAN - Don fermndo, Mr. lEFFERIES ; S . earamouch, Mr. G RiMALDI; ' Donna Anna, M , ps BR IS,TOW To conclude with a View of roe Infernal Regions, and a ' Shower of Fire. 'he Dances by the Misses.Ariams, and the Corps de Ballet .• Places for the boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Rox-Othee in Hart-street, • Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6cl.—Pit -4s, Second Price 2s. Gallery 2S. Secivici Price is..--Upper Gallery is. The Ow; s wdl be opened at Hair past Five, and the Play 'Rio at Sialt pas'. TO-InOrTOS, The Exile. On Thursday, Every Man in his Humour. On Friday, The Way to Get Married On Saturday, The English Fleet in 1342. On Monday, the Tragedy of tne Roman Father. LYCEUivI THEATRE. 'Under the Special Lic,:meot the LORD.CHAMI3ERLAT Granted for the present . Season to the joint application of ... . all Parties prir.cipally iiitet6ted • ." .. • T HE'. Majesties' SerVants, tartan the COT .. P • -NY: or tr:e . R . .ate. DURY :LA isTE THEATRE,- Will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, November, zr, dog, 'Perfotni•the Comic Opera op , . • ...THE BEGGA,R'S OPERA.., Peachum, Mr. PENSON ; .. - ~ /2,octlit,• NI r. PA LJVI 13 R ; 'Captain Macheath t Mr. PHILLIPS; - , Mrs. Peachurn, Mrs. SPARKS ; Polly-Pe4criuni,_ Mrs-. IitSHOP; Lucy Lockit, Mrs. BLAND. - '• : --In Attlit. a Horripiiie - by Master SHAT. T 0 which will be added (secOmd time), a rieWTarce, ia Two , Aets„ call..cl, NOT AT HOME. , . '- ' .' .• - - The prinCipaLCharadets by . , Mr., ME.LVIN, Mr. MATHEWS, • '''-- '`Mr. LIE CAMP,' Mr. HOE LANIS, -. .Mr. P4LNIER„Mr, OXBERRY.; ' 114 r. CHATI'I'IO.Y, Mr. J. SMITH, Mrs. ORG ER , :sirs, MATHEWS, Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS, Ml's, T.IDS4VELL. - Boxes and places to be taken.oi Mr. Spring, in ilie Box -0 inCe - at the Strand entrance; or whom may also be had l'tivate ]luxes nightly. ... .. . . itoxes 6s„ Sccargt Price r;s. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Prt. ~- as.— C a a flce jer Y 6d • . • ZS . Second Price is:—Upper r Galktty is. second. Tile Doors to be ppened at Ralf past Five, and the Pet -Ormance to begin ..,. Hall past Six. ~- To-rno.rrow, the Comedy of The Busy Body, - ' n, Thursday, A Bold - Strukefora Wife. Np tl.ii n Friday, Ehe Poor Gcntleman, • _ t -,, e new Fa ..,• e .of 'Not at H ale will be repeated every 'e'lic . ,. 111, Week. THE CC' ;_:ACY of a Parish in a large Town will be . I :hristinit3 next, the Duty not grat, the Salary IN:nety t'ottntls a-year. For reference apply to Messrs. Arch, Booksellers, Corn, hill. I.ondon. STATE LOTTERY, On the-New and improved Plan,- consisting of only 5,00 d Numbers, to be drawn in ONE DAY. The Se H E m E contains - . -Prizes of - . k2o,Oce 5,0.0 I,oon 500 4 - - ` 7, . of - 20 - - &c. &c . . TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA .M BURNE, and Co. Stock.l3rokers, at their e Lottery t3,-c, No. 93, undet the Royal Exchange. BISH, who sold- in Shares the following Ca , ritai Prizes in the last Lottery, 2,64. - A - ,c,.0 j z,6tB - D - 420 ,000 ' 4, -0 99 - SO . '" I . 333 D 1,000 830 - A 1, 00 i 8;4, B 1,003 wishesB - I) - 0 4,855 -C - sco the Publit who h ol d any c. the outstanding Prizes to bring them tar payn - lent, or to exchange them, for Tickets ttlid Shares in the New Lorteryr;whieli is on the same plan as. the last, only with an improved Scheme, containing soici.: Numbers and 5:,000 Prizes. - • • () Schemes with particulars, may be had at either of No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross. where the two fast Prizes of 30,0301. and the - last P rize of zs,oool. were sold "Shar‘s. YTON, late Partner witb Sirl AM ES. 1-IRAN SCO M Removed to No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-House, OLICITS, the attention of his Friends to the ;Scheine of the NEW LOTTERY, which contains I'ORTY CA PI 1 AL PRIZES, with oniv 5,000 Numbers, and the whole to be:irawn in One Day, February• 14, 1810. it is with much confidence EYTON claims the Favours 01 the Public, having, in the last two Lotteries, divided 41 nongst• his- Friends, 3 Prizes of L:lo,coo I Prize of ,C 2.030 p io,ooo 1 4,000 - 2 - • ^ 5, 000 - 5 0 ° • Also the Grand Prize, No. 3,618, entitled to 24,7651 ; and 'numerous Twenty Thonsands;• Ten Thousands. &c. &c. in the.few.pre.mling Lotteries,- to really an incrediblt Amount. • , (0"' Please to observe, Eyton is removed to No. 2, Corif bill, near the Mansion-House. This Day was published, , A New 'Edition, With Five elegant Plates, from' OeSigns by Foolscap Oelavo, Price 6s. T bOards ' HE' FISHER BOY,' a Poem, in fonr Cantos; comprising his several Avocations' during 'the Four 'Canons ()Wm Year.• By H. C. Esq. Printed'for Vernor, Hood, and Sharps, 3 r, Poultry. This - Day - was publithert, Pric e Tw•o Shillings and Sixpence, bound. in Red Leather, . - with Pockets for Notes; &c. THE DAILY JOURNAL;' or; Gentleman's, Merchant's, 'and Tradesman Complete Alimial-,,Ac 14mpt Boat:, .for the pocket or deil . s,, for the year IX to ; con -112 ruled pages, on fine wii,m4 p:lacr, for memoran. r.gnia, observations; and 'cash, every day in the year ; corted °lilts of both Houses of ; Parliament, of the London Bankers, tc. &c; and a variety of useful tables , and'other interesting rtieles,.as specified in the Table of Contents. - . . Printed for R. Baldwin, f. Walker, G. NVilkie, and j Ro- Inson Scatcherd and Letterman, M. Hinkesman, J. Rich. d 40n, ;lad W. Suttaby - ; and icredie; Dowding, atat'Lltxfurrt, I .: ) lisbury ; and and C y sold b them, and alt Booksellers and Sta ilers in Town ountry. This Book may be had in variout - bindings; and with' an ` ll 4anack, al the option of the purchaser. .• • I IP ••41 SALES, &c. FREEHOLD ESTATE AND Aoyowsorr, :IN THE COUNTY OF RUTLAND. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Wednesday, the 6th day Of December next, at the falcon -Inn, Uppingbarn, at- Eleven :)'Clock in the is orenoon, 'su'hjeet to such Conditions of Sale as. will be tho.and , there produced, kvimy Valuable Inclosed ESTATE; - - sit uate at N 1 TON, in the County of Itutl3nd t• - consist. ing of a Farm- House, with suitable Out-buiidings,, Home stead, and Orchard adjoining; t. gether with about , tho Acres or- rich PaSitire and eadow Laud (except about 3o Acres which a-c in a high state of cultivation, under the 'slough), divided into convenient Closes for occupation. The above Estate is • Freehold and Tythe Fhe whole well watered ?rid fenced with Quick, and lies within three mites oft& Market Towns of Oakliam and Uppingham. The Estate is inthe oecupttion , of Mr. Thomas Lightfoot', as Tenant at will, at,a yearly Rent of mt. and he is under notice to quit on the stbof April next, at which time pos.- session will be given to the Purchaser. The Timber upon the Farm. together with several wal nut Trees, near the Home, to be taken by the Purchaser at a valuation. . Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Vicarage of Mauton, aforesaid. Further, Particulars may be. had at Mr- Poynder's. 13r:dewefl Hospital and also at Mr. W. Archer !odd's; Sol:citor, Stamford, where a Plan of the . Estate may be seen, and the Tenant will shew the Estate. 11 - OUSE TO 13E SOLD, by Private Cootrati, in Drury-tang, for One Hundred Pounds; . the Purcha ser to pay also, the Mortgage of about One Huudred Pounds more, and all other expences. There are Nineteen Years to come of the Lease. The Premises are underlett, for 4 0 1. per Annum, subject to a small Ground Rent. The House comprises three Rooms on a floor, fotir stories high, with , a Shop, .Cellar, Workshop,• Yard, 01a-houses, k.C.. in substantial Repair, brick built, hear Drury-lane Theatre, and Long-acre. . For tull particulars, duet Letters, post pild, T. V. W. Post-off - zee, Fludderstieltl, Yorkshire. 'ti t Aukik, ItIE t S . DAY . , .INOVEMBER 21, 180 Q. OFFICE OP ORDIVAINCZ. Nov. 13, 1809. T HE P,RINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1113 :111-$TY's ORDNANCE do hereby give 't hat Proporals will 6e received at their Office, in Pall-ilfall, on or Gejore.Alouday, the 4th 1);, of D. c-other next, .from such' Per ' font as may kedesirour of undertaking the Supply of The Quanti. ties rwel Description of .11 E R undrrmintioned, pi; Service of the Royal turtiage Dept-urn:c/a at iro.(wich, where the De. liverietare to Ge made, vi*. , . Loads. pewed Elm Timber , - 1 4 00 5 6 inches - • 200 • .E 1 m Plank ? 5 inches - 2cd 1 No . . :Asli tellies , 4by 4 inches . • - Io,OOO Oak Spok,:s, chopped f or cft. Wh ee l s 40,0p0 Elm Stocks, chopped ? LS by IS inches 200 . and bored Prs. 14 by 14 ----- •2,000 Oak Blocks for Tra• -it Prs. Lt, - #o veiling Carriages 6 Prs: Hy. 5° free of Sap 3 Prs. Hy. 25 • try Moiety (o' each DiMentions)cf the Elm Plank, Ash .Fellies, Oak Spokes, Eim Stoat, and Oak Block:r, ninst be delivered into Store by the 30e6 Yuni• next, and the Remainder on or before the 3c4 September following. Of the hewed Elm Timbre, loco Loads must be supplied ly the said 3oth yllne, and the Remain-` der on cr before the said 3.a1.) September j,..1414,4 T. . No Tender will he received for less than 100 Loads of the hewed -Elm Timber, no Slick, u/ which must he rende! 89 feet of the Elm Plank. No Tender will he received for lets than 3o Loods,and which is nut to he 'Under IS inehr.t and in lengths of to feet al the least.' -0/ the remaining Articles, pro Tender fir less than the follow ing Qaan:ities of either cdn be noticed, viz. - , Ash Fellies - 1000 Oak Spbkes - - gOOO Elm Stocks - So rz Prs. Lt. . io Oak Blocks b. -.-- Hy. - ro . . 3 -- J a y . - S . . Further Particulars, together with the Terme and Conditions of the Contract may he known, upon Application at the Secretaiy's Office. in Pall-Mall aAresaid, any tiqy between the, hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals pima be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for English timber," but ao Proposal can he admitted after the said 4th December at Twelve •o'Clock at Noce of the same day ; neither will any Tenclit` be tired, unless the Panty Making it, or an Agent in his teloalf,- shall attend, fly Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Sec, BRZ.ICH OP PATROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OP.E;I2:E, Nov. ig, 'IS 9. \ATHEREA.S, the Chine' French , Prisoners of V., War, Ita ;Red and dexribed at the Foot ik're), breve al , . reonded from Tivel ton in 1,1/.l:Jbire, in riolatiou of their Parole o f Honour: the Commissioners lor corstluai4 His illailty's Transi & ft &c. dcberek, ojer' a Reward of Five Gui neas for tAe R-capture of each of the said Prisonies, to any Person or Persons wb, shall aj'prebend thern,or either of them,and deliver them at this °got, cr otherwise cause them to be securely !aged ix aqy of t h e public Ga 4 • - • M. Gilbert Nerand, Colonel, Taken at St. Domingo,. 36 - years of Age,' five feet eight inches and a half high, slight . person, oval visage. dark complexion, brown hair, dark qes, scar on the right 'cheek. jean Perrot, Lieutenant of L'Espeigle man of war, 26 years of age, five feet five inches high, stout person, fair complexion, dark brOwn hair, hazle eyes. T. Viaor Olivier, Ensign de Vaisseau of La Thetis man of war, 3 y years of age, five feet six inches anti a half high, sktd:r_person, dark brown complexion„ dark brown hair, bltie eyes, wounded in the right leg. Ph.' Gamier, Ditto, Dltto, Ditto, 3o yeari of age, five feet nine inches and a half high, stout person, brown com plexion, brick hair, dark hazle eyes. ,‘ - {can Vidor Bayle, Ditto of Le Scipion man of war, 3t years of age, five feet six inches high, middle size, sallow complexion, black hair, hazle eyes. Olivier jourdan, Ditto of the Formidable Ditto, 1.6 years of, age, five feet three inches and a half high, slender per- Son, fair:completion,' brown hair, hazle eyes. Leonard Duperonne, Midshipman of Ditto, Ditto, 21 years of age, five feet three qua r t e r s o f an inch high, slender person, sallow .complexion, dark brown hair, hazle eyes. Claude Pines, Colonel, taken in the Grand Decide letter of Marque, 42 years of age, five ket seven inches and a half high, slender person, fair compl?xion, dark brown. and white hair, hazle eyes, scar on the forehead, and rather bald. Mac, Lieutenant, taken 'arSt. Domingo, 3 t years of age, five feet, five inches and a quarter, slender person, pale complexion, black hair, black eyes.: This Day was published, In-Three elegant Volurfni, - rORRESPO&DANCE de MADAME, LA NlARQuis.li Du • DE FAN 0, avec D'Alembert, Montesquieu, Madame de Staal„ Le Marquis D'Argens, az( ) !kc. Printed for Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street. Of whom may be had, x. Les Querelles de Famille, par Auguste Lafontaind ; 3 tom. 12S. , 2. Mernoires tie La Comtesse de Lichtenau (Maitresse du feu Roi de Prussej; contenant des Anecdotes secretes sur la Cour, et suivis tie Lettres du Comte de Bristol, de'Sir Ar thur Paget, de Sir W.m.. et Lady Hamilton, Lady Temple town; arc. &c. 2 tomes, IoS. • 3. Iv'lernoire, Bze. du Mareclial Prince lc Lig.ng.Tour faire suite auk Lei trey du (mine autcur, publiees par Madame de Staal : 2 tern: IoS. • PREGNANT LADIES, whose,situation - yequires y a teitiporary retirement, may be accommodated with Apartment's to Lie-ip, agreeably to their circumstances ; their infants put out to nurse, and taken care of. The con solation resulting from this Undertaking to rnau.)• of the. -,i)ost respeaable Families in the Kingdom, by securing peace and concbrd amongst Relations and Friends, is sufficiently con spicuous to be countenanced by the humane and 'sensible part of Mankind.. Honour and secrecy having been the basis of this Concern for forty years, may be relied on. Those regardless ofreputatiOn will not be treated with. Apply to Mr. Symons, or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London House-yard, St. haul's Church-yard; name over the door, Ladies, may: b.- accommodated in the Cowury, if mire - agreeable than in Town. I.ettelo (post-paid) attended to.—Adtic'e gratis Opal Ten till Twelyc. • , . ~„ .7i (PRICE SIXP .I%.TC ' E %. LIT P 7 47,N y PREACH ,PyIPEIIS. ATADRID, OCT - . , 22.—We:are fUli here of the re. parr of the arrival, of the Emperor in Spain. Prepa:- ' rations have beep made in different places, to receive the Conqueror of the Danube, who will soon Conqueror . of the Tagus, and the Quadalguiter. It is.said that the King has already named the Deputa tion that is to repair to the frontleis to receive his august brother. The Spanish rebels and their ac complices tremble ever; at this report. Theirfears are the , strongest homage to a genius which nothing can resist. We are essured that some advantages have, been obtained by General BONNET over a party of the rebels under the command of a person named MAReursiLLo, who has' committed depre thtionS on the coast of Bilboa and St. Andero. The King yesterday distributed the Order of the Grand Cordon to all the ancient members of the Order of 'Charles remained at Madrid: VIENNA, OCT. 9Q. —The treaty of peace which has been published here in German and French, has been received with the greater avidity, because it was kept secret for nine . days. Different opinions are (brined respeeling it,,but every body agrees in think ing that, which considering the situation i n the Aus trian Government was placed, and the brilliant state of the French army, the Conqueror haS treated our Monarch with much generosity. _ NeverthelesS the true patriots regret more than ever a war provoked on our part without- any . reasonable motive, the consequences of which exposed ns to even greater and more important sacrifices than the Treaties of CamPO Formio, Luneville, and Presburg. All Men cs i f" information, and particnlally those intimately acquainted with the resources of the Austrian iMo - ;- narchy, consi:ier the loss of our .communication with - the sea, of the rich mine of quicksilver in, Idria, of the salt pits in Saltzburg, and the half of those In Wielicika, and the Incrative manufactories of iron and brass in - Upper Carinthiaias irre,para'.'e• Letters froni Brunn assure us, that Moravia will. be entirely evacuated by, the French troops in Ate beginning of November, at which time the Ans. trial) troops - are tq enter that Province. We learn that the French garrisons of Raah, of Oedenbourg, and other: cities of Hungary, will eva cuate them in the beginning of November. Marshal MACDONALD continues to exercise the funetions of Governor of Styria. We are assured that that fine Province will not be restored to the Austrians before the end of the year. The' greatest part, of the French army will remain in Germany. The chief, command is given, as it was before the campaign, to the Marshal 'Duke of Echmuil. We under - stand that after the evacuation of the Austrian States, the head-quarters will be at 'Passati. ' It is generally supposed that by the 2oth of November no more Frenclyen will remain here. - FONTAINTiEAY, NQV. s.—Tllo.Emperoi hunted with nets a few days ago in the plain of Cormaise last Thursday he went out a shooting, and yesterday he hunted for five hours and a half, during whiCh • time he rode abOve SixTyr,lft,Es ! ! VILLAH, 00T.'27.—A great number of troops are aiready moving- towards the Kingdom of Italy; The Prince Viceroy arrived here' the day before yes terday with h4s head qnartrs. Besides the Italian division which is within our walls, two French divi sions have arrived. The tranquility of the country is not only secured, but there is no doubt of the re bels of the Tyrol laying down their arms, and return ins to their.hqtues. The Viceroy on his ariivai, published the follow- iii prociamatioo EUGENE NAPOLEON, ARCH.CHANCELLOR OF sTATF. OF THE FRENCH EMPIRE, VICEROY OF ITALY, PRINCE OF VENICE, AND COM MANDER IN CHIEF OE THE ARMY OF THIS TYROL. " TO THE PEOPLE OF THE TYROL, "Tyroleans, Peace is concluded between his Ma jesty, the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Proteaor of the Confederation of the Rhine, my august Father and Sovereign,' and his Majesty the Emperor of Austria. " Peace therefore prevails every where, except among you—you only dO not enjoy its benefits. • " ListsNiing to per&dieus suggestions, you have oken - up.arins against your laws, and have subvert ed them; and now you-are gathering the bitter fi . oits of your rebellion ; terror governs your cities, • ness and -misery reign m you; discOrd, is in the midst - of- you, and disorder every where prevails. His Majesty the Emperor and King, touched wittii TO BUILDERS, &c. TO BE LETT on 'ILWILDING LEASES, by the Wor shinf9l CoThpaily of ONMONGERS, at a General Qui , tttr:y Court, to held at lroomongers'-'-Hall. Fen—• church-strect, on Tuesday the 2,8i11 of NOVeillbef instant, at Ttvelveo'Clock preeistiv, A.Large PIECE of .GROUND for the Erealon of a 'NEW STRE E r, to r nt iin St . ,,ty Houses, of the third rate ;: to communicate, with I ronniv;ger- row and Old - street-square, near Old-street, London. PropOsals for takibg-such C round: in one or more Lots, bf not less than two Houses in a Let, ate net G round -rent, clear °fall Taxes except tlie - Property' Tax, will be received at the C....R - les Office on or, bt;foN Monday . the ifth instant, be - •Neen :ice hours of Ten and Two, witee the Plan and Parti- , culars may be seta. IsT.B. The Land-tax is rclieemet:. • PE I.I.ATT, Clerk I renmongere- Hall, Nov. t, tkg. h LAND. This Dayivas - published, as twelve Sheets,. price - zl. zs. MAP of the Proviace of. ZEELAND, from' FERRARI. 1 rinted tor john-Siockdales DODSLEY'S ANNUAL R;EGISTER, tEo7. This Day was published, In Oetavo, pace rss. boards, THE ANNUL REGISTER; or, A View of of the History, Politics; and Literature, of the Year ISO 7. • Prinfed for Otridge and Son; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; Cuthell . and Lackington, Allen, atid.Co,; E. leffery ; 1. Faulder; Crosby and Co. ; Asperne; and 1. Pell. *** The Volunie 10* (808 is in the Press, and will soon be published. —Complete Sets, in Forty-nine Volumes, may be had as above, in boards, half-bound.orbound. • This •Day was published, A New Edition, on fine Paper, Two Vols. Oaavo, price to. boards, MI - TE_R,EMAINS of HENRY KIRKE WHITE, - ot Nottingham, late of Sr. John's College, Cambridge; with an AcCount of his Life, by Robert Southey. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne ; Taylor and Hersey ; I. beighton, "I'. Barrett, and 1. Nicholson, Cambridge; and W. Dunn, and S. Tuptnair, NottinghaM. LIVES OF BRITISH NAVAL HEROES. This .Day was published, 'Embellished with Heads, Imo.' price 7s. boards. LIVES of the: most eminent BRITISHNAVAL HEROES : Comprehending Details of their Achievements in various Quarters of the .Globe, forming a .complete NAVAL HI S- Tott.y, from the Reign of Henry VII. to the present Printed for - Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, London; and A. Allardice, Leith: • This [)ay was publishpd, A .New..Editicri, OCtavo, price tos, Od. boards, with Eleven elegant Itngravings by Scott, from Original Paintings, T HGUGHTS on HUNTING, in a Series of Familiar Letters to a Friend: By ‘ 4 / 1 42.L1AN1 . BECK FORD, Egg, Printed as the Albion Press,. tbr lames Cundee ; and Vernor, Hood;' and Sharp 6. - *** A tew Copies on Royal Paper, with Proof Impres sions-ot the Plates, iss. boards. NEW BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. This Day was published, • In a thick Volume; closely printed, Royal amo. Price 7s. 6d. in boards A NEW BIOGRAPHICAL' DICTIONARY ; £l. containing Accurate Sketches of the. Lives of the most eminent Persons of every Age and Nation ; including the most eminent Writeis, and a List of their Works; Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3:, Poultry. CURE. FOR MELANCHOLY. This Day was published,, In Royal arm. price3e. boards, ACU4E for M.ELIANCHULY - ; being a Select colleaion of Elegant Anecdotes and lion Mots, &c. of celebrated Charaters, including many Originals. Printed for•Verrior, Hood, and Sharpe, 3r, Poultry. This Day was.publishe4, price Fifteen Shillings, ACATALOGUE of _Ole LIBRARY:. of th e ROYAL INSTITUTION, Methodically arranged; with an Alphabetical Index ot Authors. . By WILLIAM HARRIS, Keeper of the'Library. Sold by Messrs. Payne, Evans, Egerton, White, Johnson, Faulder. • 'Fhis Catalogue' will be found prricularly useful in all Libraries, as it contains the best Authors in every branch 0.1 Science and Literature, and au Irtacx to all the Writers in the great Historical and Classical Collections ; with the aistina TreatiSes . Ot the MizcalitneOus Auttloi's, under their reEpediv; ciasts ; • _ • ; ' ' • .„,,,,, \ " '- - .... • je ,,, , • ••• • • • e. 1 . .. ••• I . ‘....., )'' i •••• • ,P, ki . .... . . . P if. • i T..: ....... 1 .., ••• , . -•••-, .'ti ' • ~`.